Lifted
Immigration Advisor

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Position Overview
Lifted is the people platform for the frontline, with a current focus on social care. We help care providers find and keep amazing people, so that everyone in the world can get the care they need from the right person at the right time. We are growing very fast, having grown from a team of 5 to 50 in less than 2 years, and working with 750 care companies in the UK.
The opportunity ahead of us is vast. The care market is doubling in the next 10 years and the people process is often still run on paper. It's a global challenge and we are rising to it. We are backed by leading investors Ada Ventures, Fuel Ventures and Form Ventures.
We are seeking an IAA regulated Immigration Adviser to join our team, focused on end-to-end visa processing. This is a high-volume role, you'll be processing Skilled Worker visas at scale, so proven experience in sponsorship compliance and CoS assignment is essential.
You must have at least 2 years’ experience supporting clients with sponsorship licence applications, CoS applications and SMS management. Experience in the social care sector is strongly preferred. You must be a Level 1 Adviser registered with the IAA. We will ask you to demonstrate this prior to the interview.
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Key Responsibilities
- End-to-End Visa Processing: Own the full visa journey for sponsored workers - assessing eligibility, drafting and assigning Certificates of Sponsorship, reviewing and quality-checking visa applications, and tracking progress through to grant.
- Volume Management: Process high volumes of Skilled Worker visa cases accurately and efficiently, managing your own caseload against SLAs.
- Reporting: Maintain clear case tracking and produce regular progress reports on caseload status, timelines, and outcomes.
- Level 1 SMS Access: Hold Level 1 user status on the Home Office Sponsorship Management System for client accounts, carrying out CoS assignments and related compliance tasks.
- Employer Consultations: Provide accurate, practical advice to employers on their sponsorship obligations and compliance with the Points-Based System.
- Right to Work Checks: Support employers with correct Right to Work check processes as part of the sponsorship workflow.
Qualifications and Skills
- IAA Accreditation: Level 1 accreditation is essential.
- Experience: At least 2 years’ experience in sponsorship licence applications, CoS and visa processing, and SMS management, ideally in a high-volume setting. Social care sector experience strongly preferred.
- Knowledge: Solid working knowledge of the Skilled Worker route, sponsor compliance duties, and the Points-Based System.
- Accuracy at Volume: Proven ability to process large caseloads without compromising accuracy, this role requires sustained attention to detail.
- Communication Skills: Clear, confident communication with employers and HR contacts on immigration matters.
- Technological Comfort: Comfortable working with a technology platform and digital case management tools.
- Team Collaboration: Works well within a small, fast-moving immigration team, and comfortable collaborating across different teams within the business to help identify and improve processes.


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- Hybrid role, minimum 3 days a week in our office in Aldgate East.
- May occasionally require travel to client sites for consultations and meetings.
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